41. The improvement as test subjects caught another wind was even more pronounced on the second day of extended wakefulness. 42. The Cabinet was expected to pronounce on the issue Monday, but remained deadlocked after five hours of stormy debate. 43. TOUGH CALL : Magdalena Grzybowska of Poland has one of the hard names to pronounce on the international tennis circuit. 44. The verdict was pronounced on the night of July 13, 1905, indicting Thathri and the other accused men. 45. The determination to have less heat in the congressional debate is even more pronounced on the other side of the Capitol. 46. They then asked if he was interested in changing his name, which they considered rather difficult to pronounce on radio. 47. To me it seems just as political for an archbishop to keep silent about a massacre as to pronounce on it. 48. The quantum effects are centered at a set of discrete and unblended frequencies highly pronounced on top of Hawking radiation spectrum. 49. He had not visited Jesuit houses as ordered, and pronounced on the issues which the pope had reserved to himself. 50. The judgement in respect of 63 arrested Gadharites was pronounced on 13 September 1915, at the Central Jail, Lahore.
